THE OMAHA DAILY HJ3E: WEDN KSDAY, JAXITAT1Y 10, 11)01.
I 1
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED, position h stenographer: x
pirlcnre; refeience. Address Don SI,
rontunello, Neb, AM32i 20
WANTED, position its stenographer, type
writer, bookkeeper or all-around office
mHti. Host of references, Address O 21,
Bee. A M3sS 16'
8ITUATION wanted by American lady;
something remunc--ntlvo which will also
furnish n. home,. Would leave city, fall
or uddress "16 North 20th Ht.
A-39IV-1T
i
W A N T K l-M A I.H 1 1 HI. V.
WANTED, wo Iihvo t.tc.sily work for a few
Kood hustlers of Rood habits nnrt appear
ance. C. F. Adams Co,, 1G05 Howard Ht.
U 737
HARDER trade taught thoroughly In short
time, catalogue and particulars free.
Address WcMcrn Barbers' Institute,
Omaha, Neb. 13-738
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
the country; good pay for right man. Ad
dress K I, Bee. B-Mlf3'
WANTED, reliable and competent sales
men to sell ror.iplefr line of lubricating
oils, creates, paints, colors, varnishes,
fpeclaitles etc.; exclusively or n sldo
line; liberal commission or salary; ex
perleneo unnecessary! old rellablo house.
Address Manufacturer, Commercial blk.,
Cleveland, O II-M1H7 IS
WANTKD, collector nnd salesman. 1511
Doughm st , liefdre 9 a, nr.. II MOT )7
WANTKD, traveling salesman for whole
sale grocery. Must have experience In
this line, otherwise do not apply. No
plMln drunkards or lonfers wanted. Give
references. Addrcrs o IV, care of llec
olllce. D-M392 17
YOUNG man attendliiK school desires
placo to cam board. Buylcs' college. Tel.
m. H-MKi 21
BALESMANWANTED, ablo to sell nJid
look after gasoline engines, power shell
crs, wlndmlllH, etc., for South Platte;
glvo references. Address 8, care llec of
fice IJ-M393 18
MKN.or women to soil goods to city trade,
flood pay and stendy employment, lllx
cnbaugh & Co., Ware blk.
II M 112 Maris
WANTKD, everywhere, liustlers to tack
signs, dlstrlhuto circulars, samples, etc.;
no canvassing: good pay. Hun Advertis
ing Htireau, Chicago. B-M110 lfi
BALE8MEN for flno Kentucky whiskies
nnd wines, barrel and case Roods; salary
or commission, II. M. Ityo Co., taxing
ton. Ky. B-M400 10
.N A I, H S MK X W A N 'I' HI).
MKN trt travel for St. Louis Mfg. Co.; ulso
Advertisers, straight salary. Triumph
Co., Dallas. Texan. H-M3.KS IS
WANTED l'MMAI.Il 1IIU.I.
WANtED, 200 elrls 1S24 DodKC Tel, S7I).,
' ti-730
10 girls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1&22 Douglas
C 740
WANTED, yuunic lady attendant. Call at
220 Ilea Hldg. C 500
A niHOHT younr' man or woman to tako
shorthand scholarship and pay for It when
t'ourso Is finished and position secured.
Address' F IS, 1'ee. C-857
COMI'KTKNT girl for geneuil housework.
2215 HlirnrmitW t.i C 3X1
WANTKD, girl for general housework.-Apply
2223 Hurt street. C M1U Iti
WANTKD, girl for general Itnusownrk.
Apply nt 1015 N. 21th. C MUX) 18
WANTKD, ladies In learn halrdresslnir.
mnnlcurlug and laclal massaga; I weeks
ciiinnletesi constnut nractlce: oxnert In-
structlouH; positions Kuarnnteed; tools
nirniHiieii; can or wntu ror imrticuiirs.
Molcr's llnlrdrcsslng College, lfi2:t Kar
r.ntn, Omaha. C M41S
WANTKD, a fow experienced dry goods
,mih Hiiuies, wiii urn ac'iu.iinieu in uoun
rll Bluffs; steady positions to right par
tics. J, HeO, Council Bluffs. C-.MII7 1
AOKNTS wanted for Ilalleclc's extracts;
permanent, profitable, easy work; refer
ences required. Tho Abllcno Drug Co.,
Abilene. Kansas. C
roit iiK.vr IIOUHKK.
IK you want your houses well rented placo
them with Ilennwa & Co. D 711
ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos.
Olllce, 1011'4 Karnam St. Tel. 15SD or SCI.
D-72
HOUSKH for rent In nil parts of tho city.
nrennan-Lovo Co., 3J0 tio. 13th St.
D-743
IIOU8KS, stores, llcmls, Paxton block.
D-741
BKK IIKNIIY O. PAYNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE.
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wsnd, 1521 DougTas'!
D-7ti
IlOUSES'and flats. Ittngwalt. BnriteTniin
. D-717,
HOUSES wanted. Wallace , Brown BlikT"
. D-7H
BArtN."202 StrMary'sAvc. D7i
Fon RENT, bakery In first-class condition;
lurie Mtnrn runni. eolitltmniin rwnt ;
also S-rcom house, with born for 8 horse's
and largo wagon hnd; all for J10.01 ner
niuiikiw i . ,)itiuvn, - ihauigc ii(lg.
1511 SEWAHD ST., new flve-room cottar
for rent; good barn and city water; rent
JI2.ro. '
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., ifith and
wuukmii nu, l 761
.NEW 7-room brick, strictly niodorn. east
front. 27th and St. Jlary's ave., $35. itemls
Paxton block. D M717 '
Mo. 1331 South 31st street, lust north of IMn
sconx parK, u nice., couirnrtubie, 8-room
niniierii nnuse. ill on jiui in good re
Cnlr .f,(?,rr,rlKht t',,rV' M J" Kennard &
Bon, 310 Brown block. D MSI3
TWO small rive-mom cottages In the same
yard; city water In kitchen; m good con
illtloii; rcnl. $s per month, Omaha I.opii
ft Trust Co., ICth and Douglas sts
D-9G0-
Mth. near Farnam; ten. room mnde7n hotiv
nonipleto In every respect; ten inlnutd.
wnlk of center of ellv' eeni..ll.i,'L..,
Omaha Lon.11 & Trust Co.. 16th and Doui
u SH
l-HOOM house, all modern. 830 Sn. "Wn.
D-200 is
112 N. Mth St., furnUlifld or uuf uriilahoiL
1407. Decatur St., 7r., Jlu.
K10 Decatur, 7r. moilern, 111,
1514 8. 2Sth st 7r., all modern, except fur
nuee. 125.
1215 Burt st., S-. nodern, except furnace. 12
PAYNE-KNOX CO., 1ST FL. N. Y. LIFE
. M AIZZ7 2-)
9-ROOM Hat, innderu Improvement. 2561
DoilKlaw. t27.50. D 3S2-20
run RENT rUll.MNIIUII ROOMS.
BTEAM-hcatcd rooms' at Thu Thurston.
E-753
DEWEY European hotel, 13th nnd Farnanv
E-JS0
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $0 up. 2023 St,
Mary's. E-M701 J 29
. FOR RENT, u nicely furnished front room
v south and east expoauro, within tlvu
blocks of postofftccj bntn and Use of U'lo.
luiuiiv, .Miurosa 1: -i, nee.. j; -.aibuj
210 N. 17TH ST., steam heated rooms.
' E-M116 F5
2201 DOUOLAS street, choice rimmi,
E-.M363 19
I'l RMSIIEl) ROOMS AMI. llOAItl).
pLENCAIRN,(ninaIcilti,Jt.:i flay.
Xo Doug
K-753
The Merrlam, goud winter home, 25 ft Dnde
F-754
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-735
I't ItMSllUI) ROOMS AM) BOARD.
THE PRATT, desirable rooms. Hot. water
h-it F-181
HI KOANT large stcnm-hented front rm'ni?,
with board. 1W9 Cnpltil nv. K Ml 112
I'Oll HUNT STORES AMI OFFICES.
HALL, 102 So. Hth, cor Dodge st.
I M1C3 F7
FOB BENT, storo In tint-class locntlDni
rent reasonable. ApplV K. C. Peters &
Co., ground floor. Bee Uldg. I 200
FOR RENT, the building lormcrly occupied
by The Bee at 919 Farnam street It Hag
four stories and a basement which was
formerly usd a The Bee pris room.
This will be rented very reasonably.- If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rosa
water, secretary, room 1W, Bee Building.
1261
LARGE double room In Continental block;
can be mailo .nto very deslrublo office and
reception room for physician. Will ar
range to suit.
OMAHA LOAN & TRt?ST CO.,
ICth & Pouglas Sts.
I-7M
HALL for rent, 102 S. 14th, cor Dodge.
I-M103-F7.
AUI1NTS WAXTEI).
ENERGETIC boys and girls for ennvass-
ing; goon commissiion guontnieeu; re
quires reference. Call nt 2009 St. Mary's
Ave., from 9 to 11:20 n. m, J-3S0-15
EVERYBODY Is making money: nro you?
e nave sometnlng exceptional anu sale
able; workers guaranteed $.7) weekly. Ad
dress Dept. F, 41 Murray St., New York.
J-MI13 21
CATHOLIC AOENTS: Outllt free; men or
women; town or country; wrlto at once.
('. P. St L, Co., 3.11 Dearborn St., Chicago,
111. J-MICkS W
WHY bo hard up or out of business, We
nave a sure roan to wcnitn. uur coin
controlled machines are tho best made
nnd nre quick sellers, or can In; plnced on
the pereentagu plan, Write for particu
lars, The best chance ever offered to
mako big money 011 a mnall investment,
Address The Callle-Schelmer Co.. Cor.
Woodward and Baltimore ave., Detroit,
Mich. J-M407 16
AOENTS. with Hayer.' m-talllc rubber tires
lor rncKiug chairs you can maiie ll)) a
month. AddrexH J. C llaycn, lift E. Ii
rust St.. Dos Moines, la. J-Mlj ID
AOENTS wanted, ladles or gonts. to sell a
new article, just out; wt per cent pront;
nenil 2)o for sample. Smith Bros., St.
Louis. Mo, Rox 070. J-MIKI 17'
WA.vrmi TO It KMT.
WANTED, room and board In private
rnmny iy gtntittnan and wire; references
exenanged. Address u 17, liee.
K-379-15
3 OR 4 unfurnished rooms for light house.
Keeping, central, aiate price, u 20, Bee.
K-M3S6 17
KTORACE.
PACIFIC Storago nnd Warehouse Co., 912-
jones, general storage ana forwarding,
-757
OM. Van Stor Co., 131114 Farn. Tels. 15C9.SC3.
753
WAST 12 II TO BUY,
WILL purchase a limited number of
Oiitnha Hnvlngs bank nccounts. Brennan
Love; Co.. S09 SO. 13th. N 709
HOUSES (o move. Wallace, Brown B1I.
N 760
WANTED to bnj-. J1;COO of Omaha Savings
imni accounts ror casn. Address A 16,
Bee olllce. ' N M548
HIOHEST prlccB paid for furniture and
stoves, j. r.evine, ah rs, iotn. Tel. 771.
N-W3
KOIl SALE KUIIMTlinil.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1410 Dodge.
in. iir.u. iv ew .'uuanu rurnituro nougnt,
sold, exchanged, O 782
FOR SAI.E-IICIRSnS, VEHICLES, ETC.
IF YOUR wngon breaks down take. It to
uarry Frost, 14 & llworth. Ho llxes 'em
P-401
FO It H A I- E M I S CEI.I, A M F.OL'S.
HARD and soft foundation piling; bog
luiii-t-n iiuu uriuuuig. wi i-iougias. tj 7ta
2DHAND safe cheap Derlght, 1116 Farnam.
q-703
SAFES; buy, sell cx'ge, Schwartz, 114 So. 13,
ij 701
HERTFORD & CO.. 16th ft llworth.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERINO.
Q-377
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coal,
.Monroe At i;o. Q Mllo
I HAVE a sum permanent cum for warts;
iiu iiiiui or scai : senu i nnil u .-cent
stamp for medlclno and till directions.
Oco, Kticera, Western, Neb.
Q-MI37-21
2DHAND boiler and eimine. about 20 II.P
ror sale eneap at l) mull a Safo and Iron
wonts, tnu bo, ntn St., umaha. Q 593
FOR SALE, nrtw and secondhand sod.i
rountains; monthly payments. S. B. Rle.v
mond, 436 Ho. 21th St. Q-MS32 VI
WE1SBACH mantles put on. 23c. Drop a
iiunini. j, u. n. -o , ji.i uuming,
Q-20G 16
HAlirMIVU In n,l 1,,1 1,1,.,. Hi.- tr
new wiii'i'in, iu up. umiliia llicvcle t.o.,
luiii 111111 .iiiritgo nis.
l'"OR SALE, perfectly new Oliver type-
wniur; eneaji uir vasn, Address 11 sr. nee,
Q-.M 102 17
CI.AIRVOYAXTH.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North ICth.
S 763
MME.OLYMEIl genuluo pnlmlBt. 1605 Dodge,
8-766
K I ,KRT H I C T It K A 'I'M 1 1 XT,
MABEL GRAY, 317'.i N. 15th St., Flat E.
T-.M367-J17
ELITE parlors. 615 South 10th, second floor.
X-1U7-F-S
M1S3 MAE LESLIE, C19 H. ,16th. 2d floor.
1 Man si'
MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room I
thermal baths. F M316 17,
I'EHSO.VAI,.
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns ft superfluous
hair removed by electricity. II. 12. Fren-
. Till , , - .-.
ivr i, u iui
TURKISH baths, musfago baths electric
i.iittis. ror utiiies ur, y sKinen U'limn
massago operators; finest equipped baths
in tne cn. i," ,!?"u'I1, ,"" company,
Rooms 110 to 220 Boa fllda. U-76S'
LIKBEN. theatrical, masquerade costumer.
luis rarnuni. uiw
imiVATH homo before and durfnir pnniinn
ment; babies adoptrj. Mrs. Burgot, 2620
Burdette. IJ 770
vTdOWF.R liavlng no use for n nearly
new upright piano will sell cheap; cash
or time. J Jdress, F 41. Bee Office.
iv iyji r -5
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tons; mull orders. Omaha Pleating' Co.,
ijoiipiim. u 77:;
BAIIIKS and children cared for, 813 N. 23d,
U J167B J26"
Sl'PPI IKS for all machines: machines for
rent, wnue ncwing aincninc, 1020 Doug
las. Tel. 2331. U-540
imi(I1M.1 hnanllnl fiM fu.llna l.n
1 ItMAtM ,.wtl,,,.., .... .....va uriuin ill...
during e.oiitlnement; babies adopted. 23iXI
uruni n, u h
SKATES sharpened, 13c.
1022 Capitol Ave.
Louis Fleschor,
U MS75
CHILDREN'S clothlllK inude to order.
Intuitu wear, and ladles' underweur n
specialty. SatUfuctlou guaranteed, 1919
liurt st. u KK.
IF your feet bother you do not put
off
lllllll UMlli'1 in muj ..if, 11 i,,,iw ui III"
may powder. Sold by nil druggists.
U-M2
no
293
I I NDERSTAND the syslem and medlclno
r-i I can break any tliseaKa in otio day
I'ror, u, , jonimon, iui vinion st . city
U M3W vr
PERSONAL.
VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational.
H,l,nl..H.H I. . . . . 1 I tl .1 1,1 1 ..
niiuii-suiiii: uuuie ircuiineiii. net' nius,
f-Ktl-
Ht'V from the manufacturer. Hurkley En
velope, I'd., Omaha. U MeW FiB
MOXIJY TO l.OAMRJRAl! ESTATIJ.
PRIVATE
Garvin Bros., 161J Farnam. W 771
LOAN8 on easte-.-n Nebraska and western
rowa rami at a per cent; borrowers can
pay I1W tir any multiple; any Interest
date; tn clay. Brennan-Lovc Co.. 300
So. 13th l Omaha, Neb. W-775
MONEY tc loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, urennan-iiove vjo Ji'J mo. urn.
W-776
Jl.rtV) and upward to loan on Improved city
property ana rarms. w. r arnam nmitn
Co., 1320 Farnam. W 778
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
urorgo v-ompany, iwi rarnam sireei,
W-77J
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants, h u. I'etcrs a: to., ww,
Fnrnam St., Bee BMc, W-780
MONEY tn loan on farm nnd city property,
lowest rates, O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam
w 7S1
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
939 N. Y. Life. W-7S5
MONEY to loan at 6 and 5U per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Melklc, 401 S. iGth
W-7S2
FIVE per cent money. Bcrnls, Paxton block.
w iw
11.500 TO LOAN on real eitatc; call at once.
iw, j. ivcnnaru Ac son, jiu-jii jirown mocic,
AV-7S0
FIVE nnd one-half per certt loans. W. H.
rnomas. f irst xvationai bank building.
Tel. 1C1S. W-M848
6 AND f.H per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
First Nat. Bank building. Tel. l(MS.
W MS It
PRIVATrv money. F. D. Wend, 1621 DougUs.
w ni
MO.NKV TO I.OAX CIIATTIll.N.
Mn.vr'.v Tnn.iv.
Loans tuado In amounts from 410 to 1250 on
iiourcuoiu rurm.urc, pianos, nortcs, car
riages, etc., without removal or on you?
fi-A-L-A-R-Y without aecurlty. All or a
part of tho money may be paid back the
first month, or no part ot It need be paid
back for several months. Each payment
made reduces the cost accordingly. Em
ployers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing ot our business relations. Peopl
who need money am Invited to call and.
get my terms nnd compare them with
what others offer. Loans of other com
panies may be transfer! ed to ine. No
charge for papers. AH business strictly
confidential. Quick servico and lowest
rates guaranteed.
t V TAVT.nP!
218 First. Nat. Bank bldg . southest cornr
13th and Farnam Sts. Tel. 713.
DO YOU NEKD MONEY?
Wo loan 110.00 and up on furniture,
pianos, horses nnd other chattels,
SALARY LOANS
Without mortgage, to people holding
permanent positions. You can get the
money In a few hours after making ap
plication, and take 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 months
or more In which to pay It back, and
you need not pay for It one day longer
than you keep It, Wo charge nothing
for papers and we glvo yon the. full
amount In cash. There arc no lower
rates than ours, our terms nro tho
easiest, our business Is confidential
and our motto Is "try to please."
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
119 Board ot. Trade Bldg. Tel., 2295.
(Established 1S92), 300 So. 16th St. .
X-192
MONEY to Loan on Furniture, Pianos,
uiamnniis, etc., on easy payments. iuu
keep security. No charge for, papers. No
questions nskod your neighbors. Tel, 1631.
BERGERS' LOAN CO., 1501 Farnam St.
X-62I-.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew-
elry, horses', cows, etc. C. F. Reed,
, .11.' o. 11.
X-790
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, jqweiry. uun urecn, 11 s, uarer oik
X ,9)1
JJALAIIY I.OAXS.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
AT CHEAPEST RATES IN CITY.
AN OPPORTUNITY to take advantago of.
Wo make no startling, sensational an
nouncements of rate ''cut In two." We
don't do business that way; neither docs
anybody else. OUR REDUCED RATES
ARE THE LOWEST. You can borrow on
your personal Note, without Mortgage,
Indorser. or Publicity. Our Special Pay
ment Plan surprises them all and soon
gets you out of debt. Very quiet office,
easily found. Come and see u.
AMERICAN LOAN CO..
Boom C01, Bee Bldg.
X-M820
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PlSUPliK.
No endorser of mortcniro required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA PI1RI1IT fifi..
Room D26, Fifth Floor, New York Life Bldg.
-V ,00
RAIiARV LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible firm
wo win loan you sums irom iv 10 jt. on
your note at much cheaper and easier
ratcK than elsewhere. Of thU wo aro
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Nothing deducted from amount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 2C3 Paxton blk, X MS5I
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position witn rcsponsinie concern
upon their own names without security:
ensv payments. Tolman. Room 4W, Board
ot Trade Bldg., 16th and Farnam Sts.
X-701
IHJSIMISS CIIAMCES.
J150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
lawiiii unction sioi macnincs ror drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn 12 anil upward
weekly each, Earl. Clark ft Co,, Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111,
Y-SI3
WANTED, good man to do canvasslnc In
1110 country; goou pay lor rigni man. Ad-
dresa is 4, lieo. Y M190
FOR SALE,
1ALE, ?. 11,000 slock of shoes cheap
ash, T. Noycs, Missouri Valley,
for c
la.
x Mists is
FOR SALE, bakery, restaurant And grocery
cneap 11 lUKCii 111 once. .Auprcss 11 ih, ueo,
Y- M356
FOR SALE, ngrlculturnl implement and
earrlucQ bus lies in soutli central X11
briiska. For further particulars addrovi
nox wo, west i.merty, in. l-aum 1:
FOR EXCIIAXCI3.
WILL nxehauce Cblcncn vacant for Omabn
vacant or improved niui pay citrrcrence, if
necessary. Address G 11, Bee.
A FINE JS3.G0 Imported mnglc lantern, ni
good as new, oniy used u snort tlmo, suit
able! for lectures, churches or lodge enter
tainments; a bargain. Address F HI, Beo
cmice. 170
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE,
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE,
HE 796
DESIRABLE east front lot, residence or
business, 3d mocic so. depot on 10th. 1111
vinion, jiumnki w
RANCH AND FARM lands for s.rlo by tho
union racmc nauroau company, it. A.
McAllaster land commlSHlonar, Union
I'acino iieauiiuuriers, uinuna, jven.
11E-S15
PROPERTY bought and sold; money
loanou; nnis couecivu, 1,. 1,, jounson
GO., 314 o, itn Bt, UE 103
HOUSES, lots, fnrms, landsIonns; also flro
insurance, ucmis, raxton mu, he 514
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnum St,
UK 79 J
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha; 6214-foot
east front In Nelson s nddltlon, M. J,
ivcnnaru .v non, jiu tirown iiiock.
RE-M893
WHO wants It? Omaha property In
change for that of Denver. Apply
owner. 609 8. 29th st. RE-.NL0S 17
ox-
to
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.
I OFFER fur salt) the "John Htttben" im
nroved farm of 269U acres (less R. It
right of way) adjoining Ft. Crook sta
tion and ubout six miles south of tho
soutii umiutn siock yarns, rart bottom
and mirl unbind: exceedingly rich soil!
a snlendld stock farm: nrlce. I15.Oj0. belnir
less than Ji per acre. Possession given
March 1, 1901. W. L. Selby, 334 Board of
iivw, , n Iiy3l 49
I'Oll Alil.Rljl. HST.VTIJ.
FOR SALE OR LEASE. Short Line park
in .mom 1.. excellent rnucn anu p easure re
sort: 414 ncres;Jltle perfett Address E,
M, Earlc, Deer Lodge, Mont
RE-M30I lv
FOR SAt.E-Flvo acres garden land. 1725,
Also line lu-acro trnct mr rii. kicks,
Room .123 Board of Trade. RE-59J 15
BARGAIN'S FOR OI'IClv HAf.K
B0.fl. lot, corner 25th and Sprngue. IU)flO.
w ucres 44 miles rrutn 1: u., &-rooni nnuse,
sinnie, goou wen, iou lruu iree. itio",
JIX10. Want offer.
Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. RE-M0I 18
.MEDICAL.
VIRTUAMA cures Impoteney resulting
from indiscretions or uemuty, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitious,
aspirations of youth, health, fitting for
success, happiness In business; profes
sional, social, married life;; 12, or 3 for t'i.
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt of
price. The Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, III,
American Ofllre, retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha; M. A, Dillon,
South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs'. Full line rubber goods.
LADIES out of henlth find prompt relief.
jjox .v.', umnna, .nod. loniuicnnnl,
-799
I A TEXTS.
INVENTORS. GOT AN IDEA? We handle
patcr.ts, copyrights una traue marks; you
glvo us tho bare Idea it ml wo will do the
rest; modem equipped machine shop and
foundry in connection; Official Gazette on
file; guide book free. Mason. Fenwlck ft
Luwrenre. patent lawyers, 1406 Howard
St.; tel. 1419, Omaha. J. P. Cronln, repr.
-M170
OSTEOPATHY,
JOHNSON Instltuto. Sin N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
iixri; ..iice jonnson u. u., lames dept.;
Old E, Johnson, Ostropnthlst) Mgr.
-S06
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still 'school.
Klrksvlllc, Mo., 004 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
-S07
SIIOIITIIAXI1 AMD TYl'EWIIITIXn.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
SOI
BOYLES' College, court reporter, prlnclpnl.
JJI.'O UlUg. 311.'
NEB. Business ft Shorthand college. Boyd's
i neater. sos
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16 ft Doug.
SOI
ACCOItlHOX I'I.EATIXG.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best qVIek-
est, .Mrs. a. u. .-viarg, a. u. wor. inn urn
Farnam. 521
LOST.
LADIES gold hunting case watch, name
anu unner s on itisuie rase; uoerai rewnru,
Maudo E. Bonnell. lOf'C New York Life.
Lost 3S1-16
LOST, Monday evening, a pair eyeglasses
on Douge St.. oeiwecn iiitn ami ami. lie
turn to 7U So. 17th St. for reward.
T I.dst-397 15
IIEI.CIAV HARES.
LARGEST stock of scored, pedigreed Bel
gian wires in tins viriuiiy; nrcii loes nun
does with litters a specialty; open even
ings and Sundays. Stumum! llelglun ll,irc
Co., 19m) Fifth ave., Council Blurf.
-M3)3 16
DRESSMAKING.
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP, 404 Paxton Blk.
Teiepnone ztzv. m &S-I-JZ7
BIRDS AXIJ TAXini'.U.MY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Loavenworth.
797
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets every whern..i ii. Phil-
hln IRAK t.-nrnnm. Telenlmne IM . 09
TTVTi
STAMMERING AXD STUTTF.RIMO.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Rtltngo Bldg.
sc
NICKEL PI.ATI.VG.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2T.
.MUIH
I.AVXDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry ; shlrta, 7c: collars,
2c; culls, 4c. 17S0 Lcavenwortn. Tel. 617.
798
l'llRMTUIli: IIKPAIIUXG.
TEL. 1331. M. B. Walklln, 2111-Cuming St.
SOS
RIIBIIEIl STAMPS.
BADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co., Bee Bldg,
Tel. asa m I7
DAXCIXG SCIIOOI,.
TIH2 winter term at Morand's Dancing
school begins this week. Adults. Tuesday
and Frlduy, 8 p. m.; 12 lesnons, gontlomcn,
18; ladles, fG. Private lessons day and
evening. M 222 Fll
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliublo accommodat
ing; an business confidential, iwi uougias,
-811
CAnPEXTEHS AMD .IOI1IIERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly nttcn.'lcu to. J. 'i. ucnutrcc, .utn
und Lake Bin. 370
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO reVllund 10. March 2. Illus
trated prograiir; '2 iloys, all expenses, flOS.
Raymond & Whltcomb, 103 Adams. St., Clilcaoo
RAII.AVAY TIME TABLES.
KANSAS CITY, ST. Jo
seph ' ft Council Bluffs
Railroad "Tho Burling
ton Routo" Ticket Olllce,
1503 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. Z'J). Depot, Tenth
and Mason Stmts. Tele
phone. 128
j.eato,
Arrive,
a 0:23 pm
a 6:15 am
Kansas City Day Ex. ,n 9:20 am
Kansas City Night Ex.,a'n:30 pm
Jowepli and St Louls..a 5:10 pm all:15 am
a Dally.
n i i j c j i or r
BURLINGTON ft . MIS
sourl River llallroad
"The Burlington Routo"
General Others, North
west Corner Tenth nnd
Farnam Streets, Ticket
Clirlrr l.'J12 Ifnfnnm atmn,
Burlington Station, Tenth
and Miiaon Streets.
jeiennone, xm.
, i.cavo. Arrive,
Lincoln, Hastings and
Mccooic a 8:40 nm a 7:35 nm
Lincoln, Denver, Coio-
r.'l M ft I T ! M 1 (11 H,n.)n n i.O- Mm
a 3:00 pm
a 6M5 am
a 0:45 am
a 9:17 am
Lincoln ft Black Hills. .a 9:00 pm
Montana. Puget BjumL.a 9:00 pm
Lincoln Fast Mull u 3:00 pm
ivI'i"Sln,. v .......a 8:40 am bll:55am
,Vi"orutio, utan
and California
South Bend. Louisville.
a 6:45 am
I't, Crook Plattsmouth
1,"ni' I'acllle. Junction.. a 7:00 pm a 8:20 am
UtfllP1vy,c- 'latlsmouth ' v...im
and 1 acinc Junction.. al3:l0 am
a Dally, b Dally uxcent Sunday.
CH If AGO. BURL! NdTON
9,u,".oy U"llr"ad-"TI)
Burlington Route" Ticket
Ofllc-b wn Farnam Htreot
Telephone 2,7). Depot.
Tenth and Mnson streets!
Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Sne
J.eave.
rial a 7:00 nm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm
Chicago Local Express. a 9:30 urn
Chicago Limited , .a 7:50 pm
Fast Mall '
a Dally.
al0:l5 pm
n 7:15 nm
a :05 pm
it 7:l3.uin
a 2:45 pm
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllco. H15 Fnrnum
Street. Telephone. 322. De.
pot. Tenth and Marcy Sts
Telephone, 029. ' '
Leave. r,i.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express ...a 5:0o pin a 8;20 am
a Dally
n n innn
V
It VII.W AY TMIi: TABLES.
FREMONT. ELKllORN .
Ml'snurl Vallev Rallroail
- "Tho Northwestern
Line ' - General Olllces.
1'nlled States National
Bank Bldg, 8. W. Corner
'Cv.,iri. nwl I.Virtinm 4t.
ri.-ket tmicr. lioi I'arnain St. Tel. 561. De
pot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tel. 145.
, Leave. Arrive,
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:0) pm
yomlng, Cnsper and
Dfiuglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York. David
City, superior, Genevn,
Exeter and Seward.... b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgre anil
Fremont b 7:30 ant bl0:2. am
Lincoln. Wnhoo nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
I- remont Local c 7:30 am
a Dolly, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, o
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO ft NORTH
western Railway "Thj
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Ofllce, 1401
Farnam St, Telephone,
Ml. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts, Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am all:20 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a JMOnm
Eastern Express, Des
Moines, Marshalltown,.
Cedar Rapids und
Chicago nl0:55 am a 4:0j pm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago and East a 4:55 pm o 4:05 pm
Fast Mall, Chicago to
Omaha a 2:4," pm
Omahn-Chlcngo Llmlt'd.a 7:45 pm a 8:0) pm
Fast Mall n 8:30 urn
Cedar Rnptdi Passenger a 8:3) pm
Eastern Express b 9:00 pm
a Dally, b Dally except "'turdoy.
SIOUX cTtY "ft PACIFIC
Railroad - "The North
western Line" General
OAlces, United States
National Bank Building,
S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. Ticket
Office, hoi Farnam st. Telephone 5fil. De
pot, Tenth and Marer Sts, Telephone 629,
, Leave Arrive.
Twin City Express a tfi53 am alfi:23 pin
Twin City Limited. . ..a 7:35 pm n 8:15 am
Sioux City Local a S:oo am a 3:50 pm
u Dally.
CHICAGO. ST PAUL..
Minneapolis ft Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Ofllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Ets. City Ticket Oinco.
HOI Farnnm St. Telephone, 561, Depot,
15th und Webster Ht.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ..a 6:00 nm a 9:10 pm
Omaha Passenger all:10 am
Sioux City ft North
east Nebraska a 3:45 pm
a Dally
OMAHA ft ST. LOUIS RAIL
road -Omaha. Kansas City
ft Eastern Railroad "The
Cjulncy Route" Ticket Of
fice, 1415 Farnnm St. Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy HtreetB. Telephone,
est.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local n 7:00 am a 9:00pm
a Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
ltallroad-Clty Ticket Of
ilco. 1403 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 243. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
China co Exnress
...a 7:0i) nm nll:25 pm
. . ,u 7:43 pm a b:0j am
fblcugo Limited ..
Minneapolis and
Paul Express
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited ....
...b 7:00 nm
St.
b 9:40 pm
a 8:05 am
a S:15 am
.a 7;r pin
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs b 1:30 nm
fort uouge i.ocai xrom
Council Bluffs a CO) am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday
UNION PACIF1C-"T1IE OVER
land Itouto" General Olllces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnnm
Streets. City Ticket Ofllce, 1321
I'nrnam Street. Telephone, 316
Depot. Tenth utul Marcy Sts.
Telephone, 629.
f.eni'e A..I,..
The Overland Limited. .a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
The Chicago Portland
Special a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Tho Fast Mall a 8:50 nm u 3:25 pm
The Mall and Express.. all:35 pm a 4:23 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express.. b 4:0T, pm bl2:30 pm
Tho I'nclllc Express. ...a 4:25 pm
The Atlantic Express... n 0:50 am
Grand Island Local. ...b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
ft St Paul Railway City
Ticket Ofllce. 1501 Fnrnam
Street. Telephone, 281,
Depot, Tonth and Mnson
Streets. Telephone, 029,
Leave. Arrive.
IMlWAUk
i'SZPAVl i
Chicago Limited Ex.... a 6:00 pm a 8:05 am
Chicago ft Omaha Ex. .b 7:15 nm b 3:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
nnd ft Pacific Railroad
"Tho Great Rock Isl
and Routo" City
Ticket Ofllce. 1323 Far
nom Street. Telephone,
428. Depot. Tenth and
aiurcy ms,
Tele
phono, 629,
Leave,
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local . a 7:25 am
Arrive.
bll:r, am
Chicago Express bllMG urn u 8:10 am
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm a 4:45 pin
Chicago Fast Express.. a 5:00 pm a 1:25 pm
Lies bionics, hock isl
and und Chicago a 7:40 pm a 9:35 pm
WEST.
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo und
West .a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma ft
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOUP.I PACIFIC RAIL
rnad General Ofllces and
TIcknt Ofllces. Southeast
Corner Hth and Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 104. Depot,
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive
St. Louis and Kansas
City Express al0:00 am a 6:25 pm
K. c, St. u uxprcss
.:tl0;50 pm a 6:15 am
Leave from lfi'n and
Webster StrcutH:
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:45 nm
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
POSTOFFICIJ NOTICE.
ShouUl bo read DAILY by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time
Foreign mails for the week ending Janu
ary 19, 1901. will close (PROMPTLY In all
cases) at theGenernl Pnstotflco as follows:
PARCELS POST MAILS closo ONE HOUR
EARLIER than closing tlmo shown below,
ParcelB Post Malls for Germany closo dt
5 p. in. on January 4 per s. . Trave, Jun
liary 16 Kir a. s. Koeln and on January IS
per s, s. Phoenicia.
Regular and Supplementary malls closo
at Foreign Branch half hour later than
closing tlmo shown below.
Triiiia-A tliintlo Mulls.
WEDNESDAY At 8:30 a. m. (supplemen
tary 10 a. in.) for EUROPE, per s. h.
Germanic, via Queenstown: at k:,'I0 a. m.
(supplementary m a. m.) ror Europe,
per s. s. ivnoroianu, via Koutitampton
(mall must bo directed "per s. h. Noord
land"). THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POlt.
TUOAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO M Alt-
tlUEZ, per s. s. La Champagne, via Havre
(man ror omer puns or uuropo must Do
directed per s. s. i.a I'linmpagne-j.
SATURDAY-At 8 a. in. for NETHER
LANUH, pc s. k, spnarniiuin (mull must
bo directed "per s. s. Spaurndam"); at 8
a. in. for ITALY, per s. m. Werra, via
Naples (mall must be directed "per h, h.
Werra"); at 10:30 u. m. (siipplemontary 12
m.) for EUROPE, per s. h. Umbrla. via
queenstown: at 12 m. for DENMARK di
rect, per s, h. Nnrge.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter. Commercial and
Samples for Germany only. Tho same clsos
of mall nuuter for other parts of Europo
will not be sent by this ship unless
specially directed by her.
After tho closing of tho Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Malls named oliove addi
tional supplementary mall aro opened on
the filers of tho American, English,
French nnd German steamers and remrln
open until within Ten MlnutcH of the
hour of sallliig of steamer.
.Unlit for Smith mill ('entriil America,
West Mullen, F.te.
WEDNESDAY-At S a m. for BERMUDA,
pec s. h, Trinidad, at 9:30 a. m. for 1NA
GUA and HAITI, per s, h. Laurnbirg, at
12 m, for CUBA. CAMPECHE, YUCA
TAN, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s, s.
Havana, via Havana and Progreeo (mall
VlHuy
POSTOFFKi: NOTICE.
for other iarts of Mexico must be di
rected "per s, s Havana"); nt 11 p. m
for JAMAICA and PROVINCE OF SAN
TIAGO, CUBA, per s. . Admiral Samp
son, from Philadelphia.
THURSDAY At 12 m. (supplementary 12:3a
p. in.) for NASSAU, GUANTANAMO and
SANTIAGO, CI' RA, per s. s. Santiago.
SATURDAY At 5:30 n, m. for BRA'.II..
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY
and PARAGUAY, iter s. s. Hevellus (mall
for Northern Uratll must be directed "per
s. s. Hevellus' ); nt 9 a. m. (supplementary
9:30 a. m.J for VENEZUELA and CURA
CAO, iter s. s. Mnracnlbo (mall for
Savanllla and Cnrthngeim must In- di
rected "per s. s. Maracalbol; at 9 a. tn. for
PORTO RICO, per . s. Ponce, via San
Juan; at !:; a. m. (supplementary 10 n.
m.) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX. LEE
WARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS and
DEMERARA. per s. . Uontabclle; at 10
n. m. (supplementary 10:3c n. tn.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVA
NII.LA. CARTIIAG KNA nnd GREY
TOWN, per s. s, Alleghany (mall for
Costa Rlca must be directed "per s. s.
Alleghany "); nt 10 n. nt. for HAITI, per
s. s. .Irnune (mull for Curacao. Tiluldad,
nczuela. British und Dutch Gtilai.a
must be directed "per s. s. Jeanne' ); at
V) a. tn. fur CUBA, per s, s. Morro Castle,
via llavann; at "11 p, m. for NASSAU,
per stcamor ftom Miami, Fin.
MnlH for Newfoundland, bv rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at
this olllce dally at 6:30 p. tn. (conneclliu
close hero overy Monday, Wednesday ami
Saturday). Malls for Mlnuelon, by rail to
Boston, and thence by steamer. cloe nt
this olllce dally nt 6.30 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Flu., and
thence by steamer, close ut this olllco
dally nt "0 a. in. (the connecting closes
are on Sunday. Wednesday and Friday).
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for illstiafeb bv
steamer, close at this oflloe dally nt l:i)
tt. ni, and 11 p, m. Mails for Costa Rim,
Belize. Puerto Cortei and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thenre bv
.steamer, close at this nfllco dally at 1.30
p. in. (connecting clorcs here Mondays for
Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala and
Tuesdaya for Costa Rlca). "Registered
mull closed at 0 p. in. previous day.
TriiiK-l'nolflc Mnlls,
Malls for China, Jupnn nnd Philippine
Islands, via Tacoma, close hem dally at
u;.' p. m. up to January "13. inclusive,
for ills 1)11 1 I'll Iter H. . ninnnzle
Malls for China, Jnpan nnd Philippine
inuums, via iiicnuia, eiO'O Here uauv at
6:30 p. m. up to January 15th, InclusU",
for dtsltateii ner . r. tllviiitiln
Malls for Australia (exeeiit West Auitralla),
X-... I.. .... I, . i r.
,t-aiiiini, jinwuii, j'lii anu riiiuij'iii
Islands, via San FriiuclJco, rloro here
dally nt 6:30 v. m. January 6th an.; up
to January M19th. Inclusive, or on day of
arrival or s. s, fninpntiln, due at Now
York Jauuar.v 19th, for dispatch pur s.
Soiiiitnii.
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philip
pine isiaunn. via Mill ! rnnclsoo, close Here
dally at 6:1i) p. ni. up to January I'lllt.
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. h. Huni;
1" nnu lnttt
Malls tot China nnd Japan, via Vancouver,
ciose nere unuy at o:so i. in. lip to Janu
ary 22. inclusive, for dispatch per . s.
Empress of Japan (registered mall must
b directed "via Vnnenilver"!.
Malls for Hawaii. Japan, Chltvj and Philip
pine isinq'iH, via Han l-raneisco, cimo
lern dally at 6:30 p. m. t.p to Jnmriry
27. Inclusive, for illsnnleli tier u. m China.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via jjiirnpe, nui -'jew :e:iianii.
which goes via San Francisco), nnd Fill
Islands, via Vancouver, close here dally
at 0:30 p, m. after January "in and up to
February 2, Incliiflve, for dispatch per
s. s. Aorangl (supplementary malls, ''la
Seattle, c'ose at 6::io p. m. February "3.
Trans-Parlfle molls nre lorwarded to port of
mining unuy ami tne srneuiiin or Closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mall cloes nt 6 p. m previous d.u
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
Postmnster.
Postofllce, New York, X. Y., January 11,
1901.
DUELLO IN GERMAN ARMY
Oltleers AVIiu Refused to IteeiiKiil.e
Prnetlee nn Olilluntory Siitnlneil
by Hip ReleliNlng.
BERLIN. Jon. 15. The government, In
the Reichstag today, was interpellated in
regard to an occurrence at Cologne, where
some young Catholic noncommissioned of
ficers, who hud qualified ns reserve ofllccrs,
wore, contrary to tho regulations, aBkcd
lo set forth their views of duelling and
wero rejected because they declined to
recognize that duelling was obligatory.
General von Gossler, minister of war, re
plied. Hp said the Imperial order forbid
ding questions on duelling had been suf
ficiently compiled with by tho erasure from
tho records of tho proceedings In question
and there wus no renson for tho military
administration to tako special action.
Speakers of all particH condemned tho
Cologne nffalr and several ot them In
quired If tho timo had not comu to abol
ish the selection of ofllccrB by tho officers'
corps of the regiment.
General von Gossler said tbero wero only
four duels fought In 1900 and three of these
were bloodless.
Tho system for the selection of offlcors,
the war minister explained, dated from
the regeneration of the army nnd must on
no account bo abolished.
Find Their Prisoner Demi.
TIIOYES, Franco, Jan. 15. An army ofTl
rer and a commissary of pollcu nt 7 o'clock
this morning decided to enter the house at
Saint Savlno of tho man, Coquard, who, last
Friday, when pursued by tho pollco, Bhut
himself In tho garret with a quantity of
arms and ammunition and threatened to
kill nnvono who approached, They found
tho house empty and proceeded to the bnrn,
whoro, surrounded by soldiers with loaded
rifles, they forced tho windows open nnd
finally found the- body of Coquard hanging
tn tho garret. He had also fired a gun un
der his chin, tho shot emerging from on
eve. It' was apparent thut Coquard com
mitted suicide yesterday.
Vlnllnncln. Ii Auriiunil.
HAVANA. Jan. ir,. Tbo Ward Lino
steamer Vlgllancla is aground off tho banks
of Los Colorados, about 100 miles westward
of Havana.
It hao tlfty-eight passcngors on hoard and
is commanded by Captain Reynolds. It
struck early yesterday morning during a
fog, six mllos from tho mainland. No dini-
culty In expected In transferring Its pnsscn
gem and in unloading lis freight.
notlier Trent)- Conference.
LONDON, Jan. 15. Ambassador Chonle
and tho secretary of state for foreign af
fairs, tho marquis of Lansdowno, had a
second conforenco today on tho amended
Hay-Pauncofoto treaty. An outline of tho
action Great Britain Intends to pursuo was
not developed nnd no definite, decision Is
likely to be reached by Great Britain for
eovural days.
Sliiiinriii'k IPs Keel Run Xeiv Yeiir'n.
GLASGOW, Jnn. 15. The keel of tho
Shamrock II, challenger for America's cup
ttiis run while Denny's yard was rioted on
New Year's day. Since then a scoro of
sldo frames havo been set up to port and
Btnrboard.
I'leliiui In Stny ut Pelilii.
PARIS, Jan. 15. Tho minister of fotelgn
affairs, M. Dclcasse, denies thut ho Intends
to replaco M. Plchon, tho French minister
at Pokln. Ho hopes that I'lchon will b
enabled lo pursue the negotiations to tho
end.
Illulier Duty on Corn,
PARIS. Jan. 15. Tho customs committee
of the Chamber of Deputies has adopted the
proposal to ralBO tho Import duty on corn to
C francs.
Dili ut Take Eiiouuli of II, '
KANSAS CITY. Jan. Ifi.W. II. Osborne,
aged SO yonrs, who lias been In the real
estate business In Kumas City for years,
wan found unronsclous In his room hero
today. He had taken a big doso of
morphine, and In notes to relatives nt Galea
burg, HI.: I'alnesvlllo, O.; Detroit and
Boston, slated ho was despondent becausu
of Ill-health. It la believed ho will recover.
During tho boom hero In 1SS8 ho handled
nearly $2,000,000 worth of real estate.
NOW FOR A REAL BIG SHOW
AV-Sar-Bon
Governors Make
i'eginnlng.
Splendid
GETTING READY FOR NEXT CARNIVAL
Olllcrr Who Sorted I. nut vnv Arn
lle-l'.leeted nnd (lie Outlook
l llrlttlil for (lie
Co mini; Ewnt.
The Board of Governors of Ak-Snr-Don
hare taken an early start for tho labors
confronting them In preparation of the big
gest anJ boil carnival of festivities In tho
history of the organization. Encouraged
bv tho success of previous efforts, tho gov
ernors nre determined to make next fall's
festivities the most memorable of any here
tofore held ami plans nre already beginning
to assume material form.
Tho llr.it step was taken Monday night,
when the election of the eomo Board of Gov
ernors and offlcors that oDlclntcd last year
was accomplished at a meeting held at tho
Omaha club. Those re-elected are: Thomas
A. Fry. A. It, Noyes, Walter Jiirillnc, Edgar
Allen. James G. Mnrtln, George P. Cronk,
It. S. Wilcox, Vnnco I.nne, M. C. Poters,
Fred Metz. Jr.. Mel Uhl and It. J. Penfold.
From these officers wore elected bb follows:
Thomas A. Fry, president: Walter Jardlne,
vice president: A. II. Noyes, secretary; II.
J. Penfold. treasurer.
For six years Major R. S. Wilcox has
served as a member of tho Board of Gov
ernors of Ak-S.ir-llon and this fact adds
weight to the statement mndo by him yes
terday when ho declared: "Wo aro going
to mnko this year's festivities the biggest
and best and most successful of any over
held before. Tho governors nro nit of ono
mlud In their determination thnt progress
and not retrogression shall bo character
istic of tho board's actions. With tho
Biilcndld examples afforded us of post
achievements wo cortnlnly have much upon
whlrh to build and nro justllled 111 thus
corlv making the prediction that we wilt
surpass nil previous efforts.
Oppose IIiinIj- Action.
"Just what form the festivities for nctt
fall will appear In Is yet undecided.
Definite derision In this matter will proba
bly not bo reached for boiiio time, for 1 nm
suro thnt no member of tho board will
favor hasty action In so Important a matter.
Last year we had under consideration many
different forma of amusements and were a
long time in finally determining upon tho
one to ho Instituted. I oplno thnt a similar
condition of affairs will exist this year, and
all suggestions thnt aro mado tho board will
receive our most hearty ami careful at
tention. 'Ak-Sar-llcn Is an Omaha Institution nnd
the only wny It can nttaln Its greatest suc
cess Is for every Omaha citizen to give It
Ills most generous support. Tho Board of
Governors would ho absolutely helpless In
making the organization n success wero It
not for this cordial support and sympathy
extended by tho knights themselves.
'No action has as yet been takrn regard
ing our futuro home. 1 do not believe wa
will be shelterless, however, for I hold tho
idea that the Coliseum will be left Intact
and at our dlspoRal until wo nro ablo to
mnko other arrangements. The commltte
having In charge the question of quarter!
Is working awuy at this problem and sonu
solution will likely bo speedily reached."
TOO BUSY TO TAKE UP TREATY
EiikIInIi Ciiblnet Huh Its llnndn Fnll
nt Present ultli China
n nit Afrlen.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15. A dispatch to tho
Tribune from Loudon says: China ques
tions being more urgent, In view of tho
signing of tho agreement by Prlnco Chlng
nnd Earl LI, it Is not considered probablo
nt tho American embassy that tho Foreign
olllco will tako decisive action upon tbo
amended canal treaty this week. Tho re
lectlon of the amendments will bo an un
pleasant surprise. If It bo brought about.
There Is, however, iiq dcflnlto nBBiiranru
that the amendments will cither bo ac
cepted or rejected, but there Is a hopeful
feeling thnt tho Foreign olllco will tako
advantago of a favnrablo opportunity for
bringing lltty years of controversy to an
end and promoting good feeling between
tho two countries. Thero would bo little
doubt that tho changen In tho text would
bo sanctioned If the Davis amendment were
nut ot tho way. This Is tho chief ob
stacle, because It Is academic in form
nnd vague In application,, yet on parallel
lines with tho Suez convention. England,
bv virtuo of political control at Cairo, could
closo the Suez canal ngaliiHt Avar ships In
an cmorgency, If Lord Cromer were In
structed to do ho, and this policy might
bo dictated by self-drfcnso If a hostile
fleet wero on tho way to India. The Foreign
ofllce might hnvo stopped Camara'a licet It
the American government hnd suggested
thnt courso during tho war with Spain,
No request was mado and Admiral Cnmarn
went through tho ennnl nnd returned when
ho found that tho licet could not reach tho
1'hlllpplnu iBlands. But Lord Cromer might
havo prevented either pnsBago if ho had
been directed to do bo. Tho Bamo powers,
reserved under the Davis amendment for
America In an emergency, will virtually bo
retained by England over the Sue, rnnal, so
long as Egypt remains under Its political
control.
M0R0 FLAG IS. A CURIOSITY
L n I que Emblem lleeejvril nl (he Wnr
Deiuirlinenl from Hie
Orient.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. Adjutant Gen
oral Corbln hno received a curiosity from
tho Philippines In tho Bhapo of tho Dag ot
the sultan of Sulu. It waa forwarded by
Major O. J. Sweet of tho Twenty-third In
fatltry, now Btatloned on tho Island of Jolo.
Tho flng Is oblong, about four by five feet.
It has a red ground bordered with whlto
nifties and ornamented with various de
Hlgnu, Including a black field with live wlilln
starn and a krlrs and iipear (Moro weapons)
In whlto, over strip of black. It Is de
scribed as tho Hog of tho Mohammedanfl or
tho Sulu nrchlpelago anil each It-alure of It
Is symbolical. Tho llrst stnr represent!)
religious knowledge, tho second star pray
ers, tho third Btar Indulgonrn money, tho
fourth star titles and tho (If Hi star pil
grimage to Mecca. The center slar con
tains Arabic letters In black, denoting tho
Hug of tho sultan of fyilu. Tho stars further
represent tho flvo provinces of tho sultan.
Tho red ground of tho Hog represents tho
aubjerto of tho sultaiij tho Moro weapon,
strength and war; tho black top border,
the Moro chiefs, and tha black ground for
the wtars tho goodness of tho Mohnmmcdnn
religion. The Hag wan displayed in tho ad
jutant genernl'H ofllce nnd attracted con
Hldcrablo attention.
Would Drinv ,o Color Line,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. lB.-At tho convention
of tho Bricklayers' nnd Masons' Interna
tional union a resolution was presented
and referred today that colored nrtlsans
cuoiiUI lie admitted to nil trades upon terms
of equality. Several changes In the con
Htlttltlnn will bo proponed.
Tried Five, nonlnrs,
Mrs. Frances L. Sales of MIshouH Valley,
la., wrltea: "I bad severe kidney trouhlo
for ycarB, had tried flvo doctors without
benefit, but throe bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure cured me. For salo by Myers-Dillon
Co., Omaha; Dillon's drug store, South
Omaha.